Fort Collins Divorce Attorneys

Local representation for Northern Colorado families since 1981. Whether your divorce is amicable or contested, we'll help you protect what matters most.

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A Fort Collins Divorce Attorney Who Knows the Larimer County Courts

At Liggett & Goodman, P.C., we've represented Fort Collins families through divorce since 1981. Our attorneys appear regularly in Larimer County District Court, know the local judges and procedures, and have built relationships with the experts you may need -- financial neutrals, custody evaluators, mediators, and appraisers.

When you choose a local Fort Collins divorce attorney, you get an advocate who understands how Colorado law actually plays out in our community -- not just on paper.

Divorce Cases We Handle

Uncontested Divorce

For couples who agree on all major issues. The fastest, least expensive path.

Contested Divorce

When there are disputes over property, custody, or support that require negotiation or trial.

High-Asset Divorce

Businesses, real estate, retirement accounts, and complex property division.

Military Divorce

Service members and spouses with unique jurisdiction, benefit, and deployment concerns.

Legal Separation

An alternative to dissolution when divorce isn't the right step.

Divorce Mediation

A cost-effective way to resolve disputes outside the courtroom.

Areas We Serve

Our Fort Collins office serves clients throughout Northern Colorado, including:

  • * Fort Collins
  • * Loveland
  • * Greeley
  • * Windsor
  • * Wellington
  • * Berthoud
  • * Estes Park
  • * Larimer County
  • * Weld County

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a divorce take in Fort Collins?
Colorado has a mandatory 91-day waiting period. An uncontested divorce can finalize shortly after. Contested divorces in Larimer County typically take 6-18 months depending on complexity.
How much does a divorce cost in Colorado?
The Larimer County filing fee is currently around $230. Total cost depends on whether your case is contested. We give you an honest estimate during your free consultation. See our full guide on divorce cost.
Do I need a Fort Collins divorce attorney if my divorce is amicable?
Yes -- even uncontested divorces involve binding decisions about property, retirement, and parenting that affect you for years. A local attorney protects your interests and ensures the paperwork is correct.
Is Colorado a 50/50 divorce state?
No. Colorado is an "equitable distribution" state. Marital property is divided fairly, which is not always 50/50. Many factors influence the division.

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Free 15-minute consultation. No obligation. Based in Old Town Fort Collins.

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